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Toronto Maple Leafs are not renewing president Brendan Shanahan's contract
Brendan Shanahan will not be returning as president of the Toronto Maple Leafs, ending the Hall of Fame player-turned-executive’s tenure after 11 years, nine playoff appearances and no trips beyond the second round of the playoffs.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are restructuring their leadership following the departure of longtime president Brendan Shanahan ...
What is clear is that the Maple Leafs will not hire a president to replace Shanahan. Instead, Pelley said he will work closer with Treliving, who will be entering his third season with the Maple Leafs ...
The Leafs' current situation was by no means inevitable. How could various checkpoints in recent team history have played out ...
Marner, 28, completed his six-year, $65.41 million contract with the Toronto Maple Leafs this season and is set to become an ...
Now that the Leafs have been eliminated, there will be much to reevaluate. Of course, decisions on Mitch Marner and Brendan ...
The Leafs are in no hurry to replace Shanahan at the top of their front office, sources said, and will not change Treliving's ...
The Maple Leafs lost to the Panthers and are now eliminated from the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Who is most to blame?
Tavares, like Marner, grew up in the Toronto area dreaming of being a Maple Leaf. When he left the New York Islanders to sign ...
Brendan Shanahan, hired as Toronto Maple Leafs president in 2014, didn't have his contract renewed after the team's latest playoff exit.
The Toronto Maple Leafs second-round playoff exit at the hands of the Florida Panthers isn't looking nearly as bad as many ...
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